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For parents seeking additional support and information on fostering their child's literacy development, numerous online resources are available. These websites offer a wealth of tools, from book recommendations and reading strategies to interactive activities and educational videos. Whether you are looking for tips on helping a struggling reader or seeking to challenge a gifted reader, the following list of resources provides valuable guidance and inspiration. Explore these sites to find comprehensive and engaging content that can enhance your child's reading experience and nurture their love for literacy.
Other Websites and Resources for
Other Websites and Resources for
Supporting Your Child's Literacy
Supporting Your Child's Literacy
Click on each blue link below to be redirected to the website. Links with a ⭐ are teacher favorites!
⭐ Reading Rockets: An educational initiative aimed at helping young children learn to read and assisting parents, teachers, and caregivers in supporting literacy development. Specifically designed for parents, Reading Rockets offers a variety of resources and strategies to help children become proficient readers.
⭐ Common Sense Media: Offers parents and educators reviews and ratings of movies, TV shows, books, apps, and games. Their goal is to empower parents to make informed decisions about media consumption for their children by providing insights into content appropriateness, educational value, and potential risks.
Scholastic Parents: Provides book recommendations, reading tips, and educational activities to support literacy at home.
National Center for Families Learning (NCFL): Focuses on family literacy and offers resources to help parents engage in their children's learning.
Starfall Education: Features interactive books, games, and activities designed to help young children develop reading and phonics skills.
PBS Parents: Provides a variety of resources, including articles, games, and activities to support children’s literacy and overall development.
International Literacy Association (ILA): Offers resources for parents, including literacy tips and book lists to encourage reading at home.
Storyline Online: Features videos of celebrated actors reading children’s books aloud, accompanied by illustrations.
Epic!: A digital library for kids 12 and under, offering thousands of books, audiobooks, and educational videos.
Oxford Owl: Provides free resources to support children’s learning at home, including e-books and activities.
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